The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-29
DTX[E'S ROAD TO RICHES.
, LONG STRIDE FORWARD IN THE
YEARS FIRST QUARTER.


Number of the Investments Made in
Each Southern State-Georgia Keep-
ing Well to the Fore-Florida Also
Among the Leaders.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, June 2S.-The
rradeslnan, at Chattanooga, has compiled
w States, report of leading new industries
md railroad companies organized and pro-
acted during the three months ending June
b. The miscellaneous industries reported in
ach State consist partly of land improve
rents and Development companies. The
blowing showing by States is made:
ALABAMA.
Agricultural implement factories 3.
rick works 81, breweries 2, car works
! cigar and tobacco factories 4. CO.
Oent works 2, cotton mills 10, congresses t.
,ar wheel works l, eengine works 3
Iectric light works 5, elevators l.
nrnaces Is, foundries and machine shops II.
Iolr mills 3, fertilizer factory 1, grist mills
ice factories 2, locomotive works / mines
md ouarries 10, natural gas oil and asphalt
4, oil mills 2, pipe works 2, rolling mills 8,
ailroads 10, steel plants 2, street railways
b, shoe factories l, water works 6, wood
working establishments AZ, miscellaneous 40.
FLORIDA.
Brick and tile works l, cigar factories /.
Dtton factories 2, compresses l, electric
hrht works A., fertilizer factories 9, -four
nils l, mines and quarries 4, railroads IA,
ice mills 1, saw mills II, street railways 2,
water works 4, miscellaneous Z.
GEORGIA.
Agricultural implement works g., brick
works II, bridge works l, car shops, g
on1presses g. cotton and woolen mills 12,
lectric light works 4, foundries and ma
hine shops 4, furnaces 4, fertilizer works
l. flour mills 1, gas works 5, grist mills /,
be factories 2, lime and cement works 5,
mines and quarries 22 oil mills 5, railroads
J. rolling mills /, street railways Is, water
works Z woodworking establishments Al,
miscellaneous 32
TENNESSEE.
Agricultural implement works 2, brick
works -, cigar and tobacco factories 9, cot
lon and wooden mills 3, electric light works
!, foundries and machine shops II, furnaces
!, -four mills 6, gas works 5, grist mills 2,
te factories 4. lime and cement works /.
mines and quarries SO, natural gas and oil
companies II, oil mills 2, railroads IA, rolling
mills |, steel works l, street railways Is,
melters 2, wire works 4, water works g.
wood working establishments 40, miscel-
hneous 95.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Brick works 8. cotton factories 6, cigar
md tobacco factories 13, electric light
works 2, fertilizer works 2, flour mills s.
grist mills z, ice factories A. mines II, oil
mills 8, railroads 4, street railways 3, water
works 1, wood working establishments 20,
8.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Brick works 3, cotton mills Is, electric
light works l, fertilizer works l, flour mills
|, gas works l, mines 5, oil mills l, rice mills
|, railroads 2, stamp mills l, tobacco facto-
ries |, water works 4, wood working estab-
8, miscellaneous 5.
VIRGINIA.
Agricultural implement factories 1, brick
works l, bridge works l, cigar and tobacco
'actories s, congresses l, cotton and woolen
mills 4, distilleries l, electric light works 5,
lour mills 6, furnaces II, foundries and ma
chine works l, gas works 4, mines and quar-
-ies Sc. natural gas and oil companies 2, pot
cries l, railroads IT., rolling mills 2, steel
works ?, street railways z, water works Z,
wood working establishments 8, miscella-
1eous 33.
ARKANSAS.
Brick works 2, car shops 2, cotton factories
/, congresses t. distilleries /, foundries and
machine shops 5, -four mills Z, furnaces 2,
gas works ], grist mills /, ice factories 5;
lime and cement works |, mines and quar-
ries 81, oil mills 3, railroads 90 rolling mills
|, stamp mill and snlelters 10, street rail
ways 5, water works l, wood working
%, miscellaneous 10.
KENTUCKY.
Brick yards 2, car shops /, cigar and
tobacco factories 4, distilleries 3, electric
light works /, flour mills s, foundries and
machine shops 3, gas works /, mines and
}l, oil mills 8, railroads 4, street railways
81, water works /, wire works l, woolen
and cotton mills ., wood working establish
nents so, miscellaneous 20.
LOUISIANA.
Cotton mills l, congresses 4, distilleries
5, engine works 2, -four and grist mills !,
foundries and machine shops 2, furnaces l,
Ice factories 2, mines and Quarries6, natural
gas and petroleum 2, oil mills 3, rice mills
), railroads 4, sugar mills 4, street railways
!, wood working establishments 10, miscel-
laneous s.
TEXAS.
Cotton and wooden mills 10, car wheel
works l, congresses 1, car shops /, electric
light work II, engine works l, foundrleS
and machine shops II, -four mills Is, gas
works 8, grist mills j. ice factories z, loco
motive works 1, mines and quarries ~,
natural gas and oil companies 4, oil mills ,,
Is, street railways q, smelters 2,
water works IL, wire works l, wood work
ing establishments 10, miscellaneous y.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Brick works /, car shops |, cotton ana
wooen mills 1 digtilleries foundries and
machine shops 3, -four mills 2, mines and
quarries 13, natural oil and gas companies
g. oil mills /, potteries and pipe works !,
z, street railways /; water works y
woodworking establishments 3, miscella-
neous G.